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The HP HDX16t rides the line between a thin-and-light and a desktop-replacement laptop. Whichever category it falls into, you're bound to do a double take when you see itit's a marked transformation from HP's Pavilion line. (HP is branding the HDX systems as higher-end and the Pavilions as more mainstream.) The 16-inch widescreenwith its sleek look and 1080p resolutionrepresents the dawn of laptops doubling as high-definition home theaters. Not only is it designed to fit into a living room or home office, but the fast Intel Centrino 2 parts will keep it from becoming a relic overnight.